Nowhere To Go

Dr. Ethan Quinn

By: Molly Garcia

Narrated by: Grant Love

It’s December, and while everyone around them is planning for Christmas, it’s business as usual for DCI Kevin Greggs and his team. A body has been found in a flat, and Kevin has promised to look into a missing person for the new station administrator. The investigation takes them deep into the world of the homeless community. Someone appears to be targeting the most vulnerable, but the question is, why?

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Brillant!!

This author never fails to provide me with chills upon listening to this narrator delivering an outstanding performance speaking her words. This book speaks to the rise in homelessness and the negativity towards them. Worth Reading!

Nowhere to go

This was an excellent story. I totally enjoyed it.Narration by Grant Love was very well done. His voices are terrific!

mystery

Great mystery book. Definitely gets you thinking about what is gonna happen next. Very well narrated and very well thought out. Storyline is excellent. Overall 5 starts.

Exciting and thrilling!!

Nowhere to go by Molly Garcia
Narrated by Grant Love
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This is another fun and very engaging crime thriller story. It has it all; the mystery, intrigue, twists and excitement that Molly Garcia is known for!
There’s a murderer on the loose at Christmas time, and he’s going after the homeless population.
Let the investigations begin!

This is a fast paced story, and I didn’t want to stop reading without answers!

I was lucky to listen to the audio version and as always, Grant Love does a fantastic job with the narration! He makes the story come to life!

This is book 8 in the Dr. Ethan Quinn series.
*Check out this exciting and entertaining thriller!! The series is awesome!*

vulnerable people used

I've always had empathy for the homeless population, but Claire sure made it hard. There's always an exception to the rule. She really ground my gears. Ginger was a piece of work!!! The female character in the story were greatly lacking and a poor representation of the female population. That aside, this was an intriguing look into the dark side effecting the vulnerable population. It was suspenseful and interesting. The narrator did a great job bringing the characters and story to life. Love thar accent. Kudos.